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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1937
Page
5
Fragments describe a county engineer battling a wildfire with resources, facing rough terrain and shifting winds. Local crews reinforce efforts as authorities warn residents of evacuations and safe zones while seeking support from neighboring towns.
Mrs. Forest Braley and daughter Mary Nsaphine of Union City visited North Center Street guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Braley for days before returning home. Harriet Green left for Erie after visiting relatives. Numerous locals and out of town guests attended the Burch reunion at Warner's Grove. Several families planned trips to Cleveland, Canada, and Erie, with vacations and visits across Pennsylvania and Ohio.
A quiet home wedding occurred Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs A D Clark Lottsville. Their daughter Helen Elizabeth Clark married Ralph Flick of Corry in a ceremony conducted by Rev C W McCaskey of Mayville. Attendants included Margaret Clark, Jehan Walsh, and Melvi Johnson. The couple will host friends at 1812 Springcreek after a brief Hempstead reception. both are employees of the Hotel Corry.
George and Isaac Baldwin on Monday appealed the county’s new real estate assessment to county court. The case covers thousands of parcels valued near two million dollars and will be heard before Judge William E. Hirt at a scheduled time. The brothers argue the county valuation is excessive, noting prior city assessment appeals where reductions were achieved.
The Methodist Episcopal church hosted about one hundred guests for the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Perry F. Haines. Rev Ray W Harris officiated as their son sang, and the event featured a lunch, floral decorations, and the couple planning a Lake Erie camping trip.
A quirky fragment advises varying ham preparation by covering the top with fruit such as apricots peaches or pineapple to keep moisture and add flavor. It reads like a dated home cooking tip with playful typographical errors and unclear context.
United Press reports a national spending surge and rising payrolls fueling optimistic market sentiment. The piece catalogs sector moves, earnings previews, and notable equities including American Locomotives, Bethlehem Steel, Bendix, and Texas Co among others, with ongoing inflation and wage trends shaping investor confidence.
Eastern quotation dampens market tone as prices shift amid variable demand. Analysts cite mixed signals from trade discussions and domestic production outlook. Investors watch currency moves and regional weather impact on cotton and textiles.
Ambiguous text outlines a political contest in New York during August with references to mayoral campaigns, Democratic primaries, and mentions of Copeland and Hugo J. Ulack. The OCR is broken, but indicates a national New Deal influence and a Supreme Court action pending in the early weeks of Roosevelt's presidency.
An ad notes a one month treatment package from Science Liberstories at 620 N Center St, promising to correct chemical imbalances causing arthritis and rheumatism and marketed as a relief option for bonh sufferers.
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